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Julian Price Memorial <strong>Park</strong>. 4,344 acres.<br />

Campground, picnic area, lake, boating, fishing,<br />

trails. Alt. 3,400. Reservations for camping<br />

www.recreation.gov.<br />

Linn Cove Viaduct Information Center. Visitor<br />

information, comfort station, publications. Trail<br />

access viaduct. Alt. 4,000.<br />

Junction <strong>Park</strong><strong>way</strong> and US 221. 3 mi. west to<br />

Linville.<br />

AVERY CoUNTY, NC<br />

Home of the Woolly Worm Festival. Christmas trees, top resorts<br />

& attractions, skiing hub. Located in the “High Country” in the<br />

western mountains of North Carolina. Avery County Chamber of<br />

Commerce, 4501 Tynecastle Hwy Unit #2, Banner Elk, NC 28604.<br />

Open Monday-Friday from 9-4 and Saturday & Sunday from 12-4.<br />

Website: www.averycounty.com. (800) 972-2183.<br />

BANNER ELK, NC<br />

10 miles north of <strong>Park</strong><strong>way</strong> on NC 184/194, exit at Milepost 305.2<br />

Banner Elk Winery & Inn - Join us for wine tasting and tours<br />

Tuesday-Sunday from noon until 6:00. Enjoy our award-winning<br />

wines crafted from grapes grown in the High Country. You can stay<br />

for an afternoon with a picnic overlooking our pond, vineyards,<br />

and chipping & putting golf hole or for a weekend or longer at our<br />

exquisite estate inn located at the Winery. We look forward to your<br />

visit and are easily located 1 1/2 miles from the stoplight in Banner<br />

Elk. www.bannerelkwinery.com. (828) 260-1790, (828) 898-9090.<br />

Best Western Mountain Lodge at Banner Elk - Located on Hwy.<br />

184 only 7 miles from Milepost 304. Full service hotel. Seasonal<br />

packages. www.bestwesternbannerelk.com or call (877) 877-4553.<br />

Flame Azalea<br />

Smoketree Lodge - 12 miles south of Boone on Hwy 105. Nestled<br />

at the foot of Grandfather Mtn. Studio, one and two bedroom condos<br />

equipped with kitchenettes and DVD players. Heated indoor<br />

pool, saunas, Jacuzzi and cable TV. www.smoketree-lodge.com<br />

(800) 422-1880.<br />

SUGAR MTN., NC<br />

8 mi. from <strong>Park</strong><strong>way</strong>, exit MP 305.1, Hwy 221 S. to 184 N. Enjoy<br />

golf, tennis, hiking/biking, scenic lift rides, rafting, skiing, snowboarding,<br />

tubing, snowshoeing, and ice skating. Stay for one of<br />

our special events like the Shag at Sugar, Oktoberfest or Sugar-<br />

Fest. Ample lodging from efficiency to large homes, for information<br />

visit www.seesugar.com or call (866) 797-8427.<br />

Sugar Mountain Accommodations Center - Located off Hwy 184<br />

at the main entrance of Sugar Mtn. We offer delightful vacation chalets<br />

& condos all over Sugar Mtn. All properties are fully furnished<br />

& equipped including fireplaces & kitchens. Call 800-545-9475 for<br />

friendly assistance or book online anytime at www.staysugar.com.<br />

Milepost 304.4<br />

LINN COVE VIAdUCT<br />

A seven mile unfinished section of the <strong>Blue</strong> <strong>Ridge</strong> <strong>Park</strong><strong>way</strong><br />

was delayed for twenty years as environmentalists, adjacent<br />

landowners, engineers, and architects put their skills together<br />

on how to preserve the scenic and fragile environment on the<br />

slopes of Grandfather Mountain in North Carolina. The resulting<br />

Linn Cove Viaduct is a symbol of pride to landscape architects<br />

and engineers for its marriage of beauty with utility and habitat<br />

protection.<br />

Visitors here will gain an appreciation for the relationship<br />

between the building of the Linn Cove Viaduct and the overall<br />

<strong>Park</strong><strong>way</strong> design and engineering, as well as its role in protecting<br />

the fragile habitat on Grandfather Mountain.<br />

From the first explosion of colorful wildflowers in the<br />

spring to the refreshing coolness of summer to the fall extravaganza<br />

of color to the beauty of snow covered peaks in winter,<br />

each season provides the traveler with a completely different<br />

<strong>Park</strong><strong>way</strong> experience.<br />

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